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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1885
Page
3
The text appears garbled with mixed phrases about temperature and memes, mentioning warmth, cooling, and everyday observations. Distinct names or events are not clearly present, so a concise summary focuses on the general discussion of temperature concepts and related ideas.
Capt Ame. Mushnell sends into New Orleans papers to Dr. Grnme Harraine as Victitin Miss Georgia Huben of Belimiontaine and Miss Eula Vollrath on South Lieretame street expected back Friday. Warner's Safe Cure featured in multiple testimonials from diverse readers, doctors, and officials, praising cures for rheumatism Bright's disease and general ill health, with public notices of caucuses and drills.
A 1884 letter emphasizes pruning American grape vines for shade and ornament. It urges proper care over neglect, warns against wild growth, and offers a six step method from feeding to timing, stressing understanding each vine or hiring a skilled pruner.
A fragmentary page lists patent medicine claims for Warner's Safe Cure and similar products, boasting cures for bladder inflammation and kidney stones with testimonials from users in Benin and Ohio. It includes several real estate transfers, a long list of names in a Springfield post office, and assorted notices about letters marked advertised. Claims of permanent cures and dates from 1881 to 1885 appear alongside oblique references to public notices and personal advertisements.
A damagedOCR fragment describes a ballroom practice of partners returning to seats and the awkwardness when a partner is kept on the sidelines. It mentions a London circus horse Blondin traversing a rope nine inches wide, with a trainer guiding it blindfolded and a safety net below. Also notes an advertisement for Brown's Iron Bitters for rheumatism used by a Saybrook resident.
A letter from J Carr of Durham praising the energy and integrity behind Blackwell Durham Tobacco Co. claims the firm dominates US sales and overseas markets. It recounts personal testimonials about Athlophoros remedies, while advertising various medicines and tonics once common in period newspapers.
A scanned advertisement page highlights Dr. Bosenko and Dr. Motehalen tonics for coughs and lung issues, Harter’s Iron Tonic, Douglass & Sons Capsicum Cough Drops, and Dr. O’s Pile Remedy. It includes testimonials, sample offers, pricing, and per-mile drug sales notes aimed at a rural audience seeking relief from chest illnesses and piles.
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